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Last year, Colt McCoy used this unique Cotton Bowl stage to establish Texas as a national title contender and himself as a Heisman candidate. That's what 80 percent completions, more than 300 yards total offense and a 45-35 Texas win over Oklahoma can give a quarterback. For various reasons, Texas and McCoy came up just short of title and Heisman targets in 2008.
Big is good in this state. Bigger is better still. A short walk away is a 20,000-square-foot weight room and an equally recruiting-friendly, state-of-the-art locker room complete with gaming stations and a nutrition bar.... more »
Football players are killing each other. The death sentence isn't immediate, but it's there -- and we all know it. Whether they die from dementia or Alzheimer's or their own hand, NFL players are dying too ... more »
A secret affair. Hidden payoffs. A bungled cover-up. The John Edwards trial? Not exactly. More like the worst week in the life of Arkansas football this spring. In fact, I can't remember an early college offseason that was less... more »
There cannot possibly be a tougher job in college football than Big East commissioner. That is not meant as a defense of the outgoing John Marinatto, who is as responsible for what has happened to the league as the dueling ... more »
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